NFL and US sports

The NFL schedule in your iPhone calendar

To get your NFL team's schedule into your iPhone calendar, use the free Calendar72 app: pick your team, tap to subscribe, and every game appears in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook, from the preseason through the playoffs. The same works for the NBA, NHL, MLB, MLS and WNBA.

  • Free
  • Updates automatically
  • Apple · Google · Outlook

What is covered

For every league below there is a calendar for each team and one calendar with the whole league.

NFL

Every NFL team with preseason, regular season and playoff games, and the whole league in one calendar.

NFL by kickoff window

Only care about prime time? Subscribe to one window: Thursday Night, Sunday Afternoon, Sunday Night, Monday Night, or Saturday and holiday games such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. Together they cover the regular season and the playoffs without overlap; preseason games are in the team calendars and the full NFL calendar, not in the windows.

NBA

Every NBA team, and the whole league in one calendar.

NHL

Every NHL team, and the whole league in one calendar.

MLB

Every MLB team, and the whole league in one calendar.

MLS

Every MLS club and the whole league. Club calendars also include the U.S. Open Cup, the Leagues Cup and the CONCACAF Champions Cup.

WNBA

Every WNBA team, and the whole league in one calendar.

Also in the app

Australia's NBL, the NWSL, Liga MX and college football.

NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and WNBA team calendars cover the preseason, the regular season and the postseason. Playoff games appear as soon as the matchups are set.

How it works

  1. Install Calendar72

    Get the free app from the App Store on your iPhone.

  2. Pick your team or league

    Choose American football, basketball, ice hockey, baseball or football, then a team, the whole league or one of the NFL kickoff windows.

  3. Add it to your calendar

    Tap to add it. Apple Calendar asks you to confirm with Subscribe, and you are done. For Google Calendar the app walks you through one short step in the browser; for Outlook you add the calendar once in Outlook on a computer. With Google and Outlook it then shows up on every device signed in to that account.

Always up to date

Flexed games, changed start times, playoff games added once they are set: Calendar72 checks the schedules every day and updates your calendar. Your calendar app fetches the changes on its next refresh.

Watching from Europe? Every game appears in your local time, so a Sunday Night game correctly lands in the early hours of Monday.

Time not confirmed yet? Look for the *

Some games are scheduled long before their exact start time is known. Calendar72 puts them on the planned date with a * in front of the title and a short note in the event. As soon as the time is confirmed, the * disappears and the entry moves to the confirmed day and time.

What it costs

Nothing. Calendar72 is free to download, and every calendar in it is free to subscribe to.

Questions about the NFL and US sports calendars

Can I get only Sunday Night Football or Monday Night Football?
Yes. Besides the team calendars there are calendars per kickoff window: Thursday Night, Sunday Afternoon, Sunday Night, Monday Night, and Saturday and holiday games. Subscribe to one or several.
Does my team's calendar include the playoffs?
Yes. Team calendars cover the preseason, the regular season and the postseason. Playoff games are added as soon as they are scheduled.
Are game times shown in my time zone?
Yes. Your calendar shows every game in the time zone your device is set to, wherever you are.
Does it work with Google Calendar or Outlook, not just Apple Calendar?
Yes. Apple Calendar is one tap. For Google Calendar the app guides you through one short step in the browser, and for Outlook you add the calendar once in Outlook on a computer. From then on it updates on its own, on every device signed in to that account.
Is there an Android app?
There is no Android app yet. Calendar72 is an iPhone app, and choosing and subscribing happens in the app. If you add a calendar to Google Calendar or Outlook, it appears wherever that account is signed in.

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